Real Pirate Ship Cookies The Sweet Adventures of Sugar Belle. F3KhGosSIMI/hqdefault.jpg' alt='Pirate Ship Wars' title='Pirate Ship Wars' />I always know I have a hit when the kids give one of my creations a thumbs up, and they LOVED these, especially the boys. The best part is, these are E A S Y. Actually easier than easy. This project satisfied both my crafty and baking sides Now, if you dont want the kids playing with their food, these arent the best thing to make. These air sailed for about thirty minutes before they were actually eaten I made the cookies using graduated football cutters from Global Sugar Art. You can get them HERE. I actually tinted my basic sugar cookie dough brown, but you could also use chocolate dough. If you want to go the tinting route, I used chocolate brown, with a touch of egg yolk yellow and super black. I baked my cookies a little on the soft side, then, while the were warm, I used a bamboo skewer to pre drill the hole for my sail. I pre made the holes because I didnt want to chance the cookies cracking when I inserted the sail. In hindsight, I think after they absorbed the moisture from the royal icing it would have worked alright, but I went the safe route this time. Snapper Serial Number Year Guide. Next, I used royal icing to attach the cookies. Filemaker Pro Server 5.5 Download'>Filemaker Pro Server 5.5 Download. It works better to do this upside down, so you can see if the cookies are centered. Also, you dont have to use royal icing. Any icing will do, as long as it dries semi stiff and the color is close to the color of the cookie. The official site for Star Wars, featuring the latest on Star Wars The Last Jedi, the Untitled Han Solo Film, and more. Let these dry.   This is a good time to work on the sails. To make the sails you will need 3 12 inch wooden picks you can find them in the craft store, same isle as the popsicle sticks12 inch ribbon cut into 1 14 inch piecesback scrapbook paperwhite paint or scrapbooking markersmall skull stencil. I used a glue gun to put these together because it was quick and easy. I cut 22 pieces of black paper, and used a white paint and a stencil to add the skull. However, you could freehand this very easily, or use stickers. Free Email Templates For Phplist. For the next step, I glued the ribbon around the pick, then I used a candle lighter to seal the edges to prevent fraying. To finish, I glued the paper onto the stick, and I had a cute little paper sail. An Arizona couples backyard is the most popular one in the neighborhood thanks to an authentic, 35foottall pirate ship treehouse that looks like it is. I let these dry for a few hours, and they were ready to go Cute and easy, and your kiddos will think youre the coolest mom on the blockfor a little bit, at least Heres the wh. This is a no decorate cookie that anyone can make for their next pirate party  I cannot wait to make moreI already have the red and white sails in the works  These will be making a re appearance VERY soon Im linking up with these FUN blogs Tidy. Mom. Todays Creative Blog. Tatertots and Jello. Skip to My Lou. Thirty Handmade Days. I Heart Naptime. Add a Pinch. Home Stories A to Zand. Be Different, Act Normal.